In Blow to Administrative State, SCOTUS Strikes Down Biden’s Debt Cancellation
The big loser today was not just the Biden Administration and its attempt to unconstitutionally circumvent the legislative branch...
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Curt Levey
- Jun 13
CFJ Files Amicus Brief in Illumina v. FTC, Challenging Constitutionality of FTC’s Structure
CFJ's 5th Circuit amicus brief opposes the FTC’s attempt to block a merger between Illumina and Grail, maker of a breakthrough cancer test.
Curt Levey
- May 25
What Deeply Divided Court? SCOTUS Unanimously Rebukes EPA on Clean Water Act
SCOTUS Unanimously Rebukes EPA on Clean Water Act; CFJ Filed Amicus Brief in the Case
Curt Levey
- May 21
CFJ Mourns the Passing of Its Founder, Conservative Titan Boyden Gray
The Committee For Justice mourns the loss of C. Boyden Gray, its founder and a giant in the conservative legal movement.
Curt Levey
- May 10
Discussion of Major Pending Supreme Court Decisions: Curt Levey on Court Watch podcast
CFJ’s Curt Levey sat down with Washington Times reporter Alex Swoyer on her Court Watch podcast to discuss pending Supreme Court decisions.
Rachel Chiu
- Apr 6
Washington Examiner Op-ed: FTC Favors Competitors Over Competition in Fight Against Microsoft
Rivals and their relative power should not be the agency’s main focus. This case demonstrates how the FTC has strayed far from its mission.
Sevda Mirali
- Mar 1
Podcast with the Federalist Society: FTC on Privacy: The Statutory Authority Behind the Plan
Last November, the Federal Trade Commission accepted comments on its proposal to start a rulemaking related to "Commercial Surveillance"...
Sevda Mirali
- Feb 28
SCOTUS Hears Student Debt Case in which CFJ Filed Amicus Brief
The Committee for Justice filed an amicus brief supporting the challengers in today's student debt cases at the Supreme Court.
Sevda Mirali
- Feb 23
Event Video - Antitrust Festivus: The FTC v. The Rest of Us! Part 2
It (was) almost Festivus. And in 2022, when it comes to the topic of antitrust, the rest of us have more grievances than ever to air.
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